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GBC has a poor prognosis due to its highly aggressive behaviour, with only 10% cases presenting as resectable disease [1]. Radical surgery (RS) is the standard of care. Loco-regional recurrence (LRR) after RS has been reported in the hepatic hilum, bilio-enteric anastomosis, liver resection margins and retro-portal lymph nodes [2]. To prevent recurrences, adjuvant chemo-radiotherapy is advocated in node positive, resection margin positivity (R1) and high risk features like lympho-vascular Abstract

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Extended Field Postoperative Radiotherapy (EFRT) Yields better Outcomes as Compared to Localised Field RT (LFRT) in Radically Resected Gallbladder Cancer (GBC)